On October 9, our Partner Joyce Cui joined the panel “Financial Products Tokenization: Stocks, Bonds, T-Bills, MMFs” at
@rwasummitglobal Singapore, alongside speakers from
@libeara_,
@coinbase,
@DeribitOfficial and
@LynxcapDeFi, with
@Gate moderating.
Joyce started with a practical question: once an asset is on-chain, what can its holders do with it? She noted that money market funds and T-bills may be the first to reach meaningful scale because they already have a use. CASH+, supported by Asseto’s technology platform, is accepted as collateral in
@VenusProtocol’s Institutional Fixed Rate Vault.
On compliance, she drew on Asseto’s work supporting two DL Holdings RWA projects that received a no-objection response from Hong Kong’s SFC. From an infrastructure perspective, the legal link between token and underlying interest, investor eligibility checks, and ongoing custody, valuation and disclosure all need to be designed in from the start.
On liquidity, she pointed to distribution. Secondary markets are more likely to form when holders have pricing references, access channels and real use cases. NGI+ on
@pendle_fi, where principal and yield trade separately, reflects that approach. Like CASH+, it makes an asset originating in traditional finance usable within DeFi, and closing that gap between TradFi and DeFi is the work Asseto’s infrastructure is built for.
From CASH+ as collateral to NGI+ on Pendle, the question Asseto asks of each product is the same: can it be put to work once it is on-chain? Discussing it during
@rwaweek with exchanges, asset managers and infrastructure providers in the same room gave that question a closer read on where the market is heading.